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The Mexican Grand Prix is celebrating its 10th anniversary with a sold-out crowd, despite concerns over Sergio Perez's absence.

Then there is Charles Leclerc, who is looking to break Ferrari's winless drought, which spans back to this same event last season, where Sainz won for the final time with the Scuderia. The Monegasque racer starts alongside Norris on the front row of the grid.

After a decade of roaring engines and sold-out grandstands, the Mexican Grand Prix will celebrate its 10th anniversary this weekend as a major economic driver and international showcase for the country.

Lewis Hamilton once courted danger by trying his hand at WWE-style wrestling before the Mexican Grand Prix. Fresh from clinching his third of seven F1 titles at the preceding race in the United States, Hamilton could perhaps justify taking some additional chances ahead of the 2015 race in Mexico City.

Lewis Hamilton once risked injury by dabbling in a spot of WWE-style wrestling ahead of the Mexican Grand Prix. Having just secured his third of seven F1 titles at the previous race in Austin, Hamilton could arguably afford to take some extra risks ahead of the 2015 race.

While the British driver has one sprint pole and a win under his belt with his new team, he's still chasing an elusive podium, but P3 qualifying for the Mexico City Grand Prix brings him one step closer.